George Orwell - Quiz
A) 1945 B) 1920 C) 1903 D) 1910
A) Alexander Pushkin B) George Herman Ruth Jr. C) Winston Churchill D) Eric Arthur Blair
A) India B) England C) France D) USA
A) World War I B) Vietnam War C) Spanish Civil War D) Gulf War
A) Aldous Huxley B) J.K. Rowling C) Jane Austen D) Stephen King
A) A Historical Biography B) A Science Fiction Novel C) A Thriller D) A Fairy Story
A) Sam B) Rick C) Winston D) Tom
A) Pilot B) Chef C) Architect D) Police Officer
A) Happy Farm B) Manor Farm C) Green Pastures Farm D) Paradise Meadows Farm
A) Dreamwords B) Cooltalk C) Wordplay D) Newspeak
A) Abraham B) Napoleon C) Alexander D) Julius
A) 1960 B) 1950 C) 1970 D) 1980
A) E.A. Blair B) George Orwell C) Eric Blair D) Arthur Orwell
A) 1949 B) 1938 C) 1950 D) 1945
A) Homage to Catalonia B) Nineteen Eighty-Four C) Animal Farm D) The Road to Wigan Pier
A) Newspeak B) Big Brother C) Doublethink D) Orwellian
A) A. S. F. Gow B) Aldous Huxley C) Cyril Connolly D) Steven Runciman
A) Lawyer B) Doctor C) Teacher D) Sub-Deputy Opium Agent
A) Wellington College B) Eton College C) Henley-on-Thames school D) St Cyprian's School
A) Eton College B) Wellington College C) A Catholic convent in Henley-on-Thames D) St Cyprian's School
A) Cousins B) Teacher-student C) Adolescent sweethearts D) Classmates only
A) Wellington College B) Shiplake College C) Henley Grammar School D) Harrow School
A) Animal Farm B) Homage to Catalonia C) Such, Such Were the Joys D) The Road to Wigan Pier
A) Homage to Catalonia B) The Road to Wigan Pier C) Nineteen Eighty-Four D) Animal Farm
A) Working-class B) Upper-class C) Middle-class D) Lower-upper-middle class
A) The Election Times B) Bubble and Squeak C) College Days D) Eton Wall Game
A) Cambridge University B) None, he did not go to university C) Oxford University D) University of London
A) Teacher B) Lawyer C) Anglican clergyman D) Opium agent
A) 1922 B) 1930 C) 1925 D) 1919
A) SS Britannia B) SS India C) SS Empire D) SS Herefordshire
A) Maymyo B) Mandalay C) Katha D) Rangoon
A) Rs. 800 B) Rs. 740 C) Rs. 600 D) Rs. 525
A) Moulmein B) Syriam C) Maymyo D) Katha
A) Sideburns B) A beard C) A pencil moustache D) No facial hair
A) Dragon designs on his arms B) Small untidy blue circles on each knuckle C) Stars on his shoulders D) Crosses on his wrists
A) December 1929 B) July 1927 C) September 1926 D) March 1928
A) Burmese Days B) Animal Farm C) 1984 D) Homage to Catalonia
A) "A Hanging" B) Keep the Aspidistra Flying C) "Shooting an Elephant" D) Burmese Days
A) Burmese B) Indian C) Karen D) Chinese
A) Moulmein B) Katha C) Rangoon D) Maymyo
A) Evelyn Waugh B) Herman Melville C) Mark Twain D) Graham Greene
A) Sheffield B) Manchester C) Liverpool D) Barnsley
A) Rosalind Obermeyer B) Elizaveta Fen C) Cyril Connolly D) Mabel Fierz
A) Oswald Mosley B) Francisco Franco C) Harry Pollitt D) John Strachey
A) Sonia Brownell B) Celia Kirwan C) Eileen Blair D) Ann Popham
A) Southwold B) Bramley C) Paris D) London
A) Le Progrès Civique B) G. K.'s Weekly C) Monde D) New Adelphi
A) Foreign Office B) Ministry of Defence C) Home Office D) Information Research Department (IRD)
A) "A Farthing Newspaper" B) "How the Poor Die" C) "La Censure en Angleterre" D) "The Spike"
A) E. H. Carr B) Barbara Ward C) David Astor D) Isaac Deutscher
A) Francis and Myfanwy Westrope B) Richard Rees C) Nellie Limouzin D) Jon Kimche
A) 2021 B) 2003 C) 2011 D) 1984
A) Richard Rees B) T. S. Eliot C) Max Plowman D) Cecil Day-Lewis
A) Le Progrès Civique B) G. K.'s Weekly C) Monde D) New Adelphi
A) Rue du Pot de Fer Clinic B) Southwold General Hospital C) Portobello Road Hospital D) Hôpital Cochin
A) Nellie Limouzin B) Francis Westrope C) Mabel Fierz D) Rosalind Obermeyer
A) Burmese Days B) 1984 C) Keep the Aspidistra Flying D) Animal Farm
A) Shanghai B) London C) Barnhill, Jura D) Manchester
A) "How the Poor Die" B) "The Spike" C) "La Censure en Angleterre" D) "A Farthing Newspaper"
A) Influenza B) A chill C) Bronchitis D) Tuberculosis
A) An apartment in Paris B) The family home at Southwold C) A flat in London D) A cottage near Cambridge
A) Brenda Salkeld B) Ruth Pitter C) Eleanor Jacques D) Mabel Fierz
A) Morphine B) Streptomycin C) Aspirin D) Penicillin
A) Toxic epidermal necrolysis B) Anemia C) Hypertension D) Diabetes
A) Sylvia Townsend Warner B) Joan Rees C) Eileen O'Shaughnessy D) Aunt Nellie
A) A nineteenth-century liberal, a free intelligence B) An indifferent observer C) A conservative traditionalist D) A religious zealot
A) In Wigan B) Over a tripe shop C) A common lodging-house D) At Aunt Nellie's cottage
A) Financial constraints B) Poor writing quality C) Potential suits for libel D) Lack of interest in the subject matter
A) Cooking B) Fishing C) Gardening D) Hunting
A) Adelphi B) Faber & Faber C) Harper & Brothers D) Victor Gollancz Ltd
A) 7th arrondissement B) 9th arrondissement C) 5th arrondissement D) 3rd arrondissement
A) Francis Westrope and Myfanwy Westrope B) Rosalind Obermeyer and Elizaveta Fen C) Jon Kimche and Richard Rees D) Michael Sayers and Rayner Heppenstall
A) Henry Miller B) G. K. Chesterton C) Evelyn Waugh D) Rudyard Kipling
A) A disculpatory preface B) A chapter on the Spanish Civil War C) An introduction by John McNair D) A foreword by Richard Rees
A) War B) Literature C) Poverty D) Politics
A) She was becoming increasingly ill B) She had fully recovered C) She was hospitalized D) She was in perfect health
A) G. K. Chesterton B) George Gissing C) Ralph Waldo Emerson D) Arthur Koestler
A) W. Somerset Maugham B) T. S. Eliot C) James Joyce D) D. H. Lawrence
A) Some left-wing organisation B) The Independent Labour Party C) The Communist Party of Great Britain D) The Special Branch
A) 1984 B) 2019 C) 2000 D) 1946
A) Ruth Pitter B) Jack London C) Max Plowman D) Henri Barbusse
A) A tea-house B) A café C) A bookstore D) A bakery
A) Writers with pro-communist leanings B) Anti-war activists C) Communist leaders D) British politicians
A) University College London B) Parliament Hill C) Warwick Mansions, Pond Street D) Lawford Road, Kentish Town
A) London Writers' Guild B) British Authors Society C) Leftist Journalists Union D) Shanghai Club
A) Beginning of February 1935 B) June 1935 C) August 1935 D) End of January 1936
A) Cyril Connolly B) Richard Rees C) Mabel Fierz D) Jon Kimche
A) Playwriting B) Novel-writing C) Poetry D) Book-reviewing
A) Bronchitis B) Tubercular haemorrhage C) Pneumonia D) Influenza
A) Norman Pett B) Gary Larson C) Jim Davis D) Charles Schulz
A) Sheffield B) Manchester C) Wigan D) Langham
A) His aunt Ellen (Nellie) Kate Limouzin B) Henri Barbusse C) Ruth Pitter D) Max Plowman
A) London B) Manchester C) Cranham, Gloucestershire D) Shanghai
A) John Middleton Murry B) Ellen Limouzin C) Ruth Pitter D) Henri Barbusse
A) An unnamed local doctor B) David Astor C) Dr. John Smith D) A chest specialist from Glasgow
A) John McNair B) Harry Pollitt C) Victor Gollancz D) Frank Meade
A) Hemingway B) Fielding C) Swift D) Defoe
A) Langham Cottage B) Headingley House C) Bryn Hall D) The Stores
A) Bryn Hall B) Langham C) Grimethorpe D) Headingley
A) "A Farthing Newspaper" B) "La Censure en Angleterre" C) "The Spike" D) "How the Poor Die" |
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